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encrypt
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encrypt [en′kript]
(communications)
encipher


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Even if the Internet is like a leaking ship where personal information can always find ways out to the hands of shady characters, online lending services are protected by encryptions to keep the information that you gave them with confidentiality.
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It also protects important files and data in the form of software-based AES-128bit or AES-256bit encryptions, while SafetyKey ensures the external drive's data is securely locked with a password protection.
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